Through the application of the IOT, BI and data analytics, mobile, cloud and social, companies can achieve digital transformation, says Softworx.
Providers of free Wi-Fi in public spaces like airports, hospitals and public transport can deliver more personalised services by leveraging user information, along with analytics to improve overall client experience.
The companies have partnered in order to turn risk fears into business currency with Riskonnect, which tracks risk in real-time.
This demand is increasing in SA and worldwide, and far outweighs the number of graduates produced.
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Rightsizing is an integral part of the MentPro Capacity Optimisation process, the company says.
In future we will see more governments and private organisations collaborating to be at the forefront of deploying this technology, says Hans Hultgren.
New technologies will help companies realise a return on investment in business intelligence and analytics, say experts.
There is a lot of data stored on public and private platforms that has not yet been exploited to its full potential, says Sita's Dr Setumo Mohapi.
It is better to be information-informed than to be data-driven, says Dr Barry Devlin, founder of 9sight Consulting.
Companies now need architectures that seamlessly combine AI with human expertise, says ITS Woolworths.